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Two men who have been friends for more than half a century are riding bikes across the country. They don't have engines on theirs, but they say a good cause is fueling their journey.

St. Louis-area Catholics on Saturday will get a chance to learn the results of the parish restructuring plan known as All Things New. Archdiocese officials said Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski will announce details of the plan at a press conference at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Rozanski will give an update on the future of all the parishes and priest assignments. Officials said after Rozanski makes his announcement Saturday, all information will be posted at 6 p.m. on allthingsnew.archstl.org. In a statement…

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One issue with edibles — other than forgetting you took one before it even kicks in — is that they're often in the form of a bingeable treat. Nobody ever eats just one gummy bear or half a cake pop.

Awaken your body and bask in the morning sunlight! This gentle yoga practice is designed to energize and align your body and mind through movement and breath. Bring your own

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It's 'Purina Cares Day.' Free pet and human food will be distributed to pet owners in need at the Christian Fellowship Baptist Church on Ferguson Avenue from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

It's' Giveback Tuesday' at Katie's Pizza and Pasta Osteria Tuesday. Every month, the restaurant features a non-profit organization and donates 100% of profits to the charity.

The United Nations has declared 2023 the International Year of Millets. The highly resilient and cost-friendly grains could be the next crop for U.S. farmers in the midst of climate change.

Good news for fans of Sweetie Pie's - they're opening a St. Louis location since the last opened Sweetie Pies closed last fall.

A mental health non-profit wants to build affordable senior housing in St. Louis' Central West End neighborhood.

The bill, if it becomes law, would mandate schools to create a full-day kindergarten program by the 2027-28 school year.

An East St. Louis woman who cashed in her dead mother's social security checks gets sentenced Tuesday.

St. Louis loacls and downtown business owners take their concerns straight to their aldermen. Crime and safety is the biggest concern people have right now. Some say there's a big disconnect between crime stats and personal experience.

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has started its season with a stunning show. Treemonisha — an expanded world premiere production (and one of two current re-imaginings) — sparkles and captivates at every turn.

St. Louis City locals may soon be faced with noticeable increases to their water bills.

The West County shop presents a doughnut style that became popular in Hawaii 30 years ago but is new to the area.

Statewide, MODOT spent $7.7 million picking up litter in 2022. Next year, that figure is projected to reach $9 million.

The Living Lab’s goal is to figure out how park predators and prey are behaving around each other, and how that may affect the food web and the ecological health of the park—and therefore St. Louisans.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing Missourians are hoping the governor signs a bill that, among other education-related provisions, would provide parents of deaf children with resources to prepare their kids for kindergarten. The problem the bill seeks to address is a tendency for some deaf and hard-of-hearing kids to have delayed language acquisition. Advocates for the legislation […]

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A new report says beverage companies like Coca-Cola must be “held accountable for the supply chain impacts of their plastics.”